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Spalted Iroko or spalted Utile


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Mine!    Well, at least worth a shot as I didn't see anyone else lay claim to it yet (as in the Kinnaird Bros.) How about spalted sougue?Don A38504.6736574074

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[QUOTE=Bobc] Mike your really close!!! [/QUOTE]
OK, How about Mahagony that was left out in the rain.


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Nacarubian Tojawood.


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sp african Mahogany (sp pomelle)MichaelP38504.7406712963


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Looks just like spalted Makore to me
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It looks like Georgia Spruce after an attack of borer bees.


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could it be spalted Paduk?


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well??

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John look at the title of the post.
It's Spalted Makore.

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ahh that's sneaky. I thought you would post a new message not go back
and edit your original message so I was looking for new one.

Makore huh...

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